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Liberal MP Finnigan pitching Child Benefit, EI changes as he defends at-risk New Brunswick seat

Conservative rival Peggy McLean was on the ballot provincially last year, but was only named the party’s candidate on July 18 after the nomination contest winner was disqualified.

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BY PETER MAZEREEUW
August 5, 2019

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Liberal MP Finnigan pitching Child Benefit, EI changes as he defends at-risk New Brunswick seat

Conservative rival Peggy McLean was on the ballot provincially last year, but was only named the party’s candidate on July 18 after the nomination contest winner was disqualified.

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